2007-2008 UNDERGRADUATE POLICIES AND CURRICULUM COMMITTEE

 

 

Note: March 13, 2008 is the last date for a first reading of any proposal that will affect the printed 2008-2009 catalog. Therefore, proposals for fall 2008 catalog must be received no later than February 29, 2008.

Final actions of UPCC Spring 2007 and Fall 2007

Link to archives of final actions Spring 1998-Fall 2006

College Curriculum Chairs List

COLLEGE
CHAIR
EMAIL

Arts

 

 

Bagwell College of Education (TEC)

Anja Bernardy

abernard@kennesaw.edu

Health & Human Services
John Mclester
jmcleste@kennesaw.edu
Science & Mathematics
Huggins Msimanga
hmsimang@kennesaw.edu
Humanities & Social Sciences
Audrey Garcia
agarcia@kennesaw.edu
Coles College of Business
Penny Verhoeven
pverhoev@kennesaw.edu

University College

Pindar Naidu

pnaidu@kennesaw.edu

For further information about proposing courses and programs, or for futher information about the UPCC, its procedures and guidelines, go to the Academic Affairs UPCC page.

FROM THE 2006-2007 FACULTY HANDBOOK (2.6 - 2.7):

Undergraduate Policies and Curriculum Committee —assigned to the Faculty Senate and advisory to the Provost

a. Purpose:

This committee will receive proposed policy changes regarding admission, progression, retention, course/program description and requirements for any undergraduate course of study offered at Kennesaw State University (in essence, any changes in the university catalog). It will also receive undergraduate course and program proposals from colleges and departments and will insure their compliance with university policies and goals. Its recommendations will be directed to the provost and vice-president for academic affairs and the president for their action, and to the executive committee of the senate for its use in monitoring the activities of this committee. This committee will also make policy recommendations regarding the curriculum development and review process to the senate.

b. Membership:

1)   TF 14; two elected from each college; one from university studies; one from and elected by the General Education Council

2)   AD    3; a person appointed by the provost and vice president for academic affairs; an elected librarian; the registrar

3)   SD    2; two undergraduate students appointed by the president of Student Government Senate in consultation with the vice president for student success & enrollment services

 

Maintained by Dean Adams , Co-Chair, 2006-2007
Last Update: May 12, 2008